Validity reviews

4.3

85% would recommend to a friend

(284 total reviews)
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Mark Briggs

90% approve of CEO

85% positive business outlook

Validity has an employee rating of 4.3 out of 5 stars, based on 284 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have an excellent working experience there. The Validity employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Information Technology industry (3.9 stars).

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284 reviews
5.0
Oct 21, 2019
Recommend
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Business Outlook

Pros

Whether you're coming in and need to be mentored or you're ready to shine on your own, Validity gives everyone opportunities to excel at your job with a huge potential reward (and little risk overall). A very good group of people to work with, all on a mission to make it happen individually and as a group. Tight knit engineering teams in Colorado, California and Massachusetts.

Cons

Lots of opportunities to show your best self but not to catch you if you fail.

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Validity Response
6y
Thanks for sharing your feedback about your experience at Validity, including risks and rewards. We are glad you’ve found a great group of colleagues and team environment!
1.0
Oct 10, 2019

Stay FAR, FAR AWAY ….Absolutely Wouldn’t Recommend

Anonymous employee
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Pros

• Health insurance is decent and Validity pays a good chunk for a family. • Tampa office provides free food at least once a week. • Unlimited vacation and some really know how to utilize that to their full advantage.

Cons

• CEO is very charismatic and presents extremely well – but actions are NOT in line with his promises or what he presents. • Promises are broken – multiple times we were told “no staff reduction” and less than 4 months later 20% of the original organization was laid off – and additional over time. • The company lacks diversity on every level, especially in upper management. No visible path for minorities or women to advance and HR/upper management’s suggested ‘solution’ to this is to remove the photos from the leadership page on the website. • HR non-responsive in regards to time-sensitive issues – insurance being cancelled due to company nonpayment, 401K incorrect contributions etc., job title changes etc. • No interest in knowledge transfer of existing employees from acquired companies – brought in new teams in every department and existing employees were terminated, pushed aside or marginalized. • Customer focus company shifted to a sales focus – high sales, increase average sales size, no regard to the existing customer base or grandfathering in existing customers. Not for Profit program was terminated overnight with no planning, forethought or consideration for the consequences to those organizations. See customer reviews on Salesforce Appexchange –for DemandTools - a near 5-star product for over a decade now only receives 1-star reviews since the acquisition – many comment that no stars is unfortunately not an option. • Moved employees into new roles – even if they didn’t want to or even if that career path was their goal and then in multiple cases, those individuals were let go shortly thereafter. • Sr. Directors inappropriately disclose/discuss personal information regarding their subordinates across business units and to other subordinates. • Many describe the atmosphere and office as ‘toxic’. • Extremely high turnover. • Payroll errors are frequent – incorrect pay, excess pay, skipped pay, deductions are taken that shouldn’t be etc. Unbelievable how many mistakes were made in regards to something as important as payroll. • Multiple positions moved to another office location to facilitate the replacement of the position with someone from the newest manager/director/C-level network – oftentimes replacing a female with a male. • Negative reviews often do not remain on Glassdoor.

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Validity Response
6y
Thank you for the detailed comments regarding your experience at the Validity. Unfortunately, a number of the events referenced in your review have either never occurred or are mischaracterized in your statement. For example, the Company’s insurance was not cancelled due to non-payment, and the Company does not have a pattern of “frequent” payroll errors. As in any company, errors in administrative matters may occur on occasion and are addressed immediately once identified, and this is also true at Validity. Furthermore, Validity does offer paths to advancement for ALL employees, and Validity’s turnover is below industry averages for SaaS organizations. As Validity has evolved, changes have been made, sometimes including location of key roles, but never at the expense of doing the right thing for the people impacted by those changes. Validity works hard to retain great employees and support them to the fullest extent possible, and is proud of its ability to support employee growth and development.
1.0
Aug 18, 2019

Terrible liars

Anonymous employee
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Pros

Not much. Honestly, I cannot think if one thing.

Cons

Leadership lies. Numbers reported are just smoke and mirrors that look good, but I reality it failing.

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Validity Response
6y
We're sorry to hear that you feel this way. Without more detail, it's difficult to investigate and address your concerns. The Validity Values include Veracity, Trust and Integrity, and we take claims about misalignment of behaviors with those Values seriously. Since it appears that you're no longer working with us, we wish you all the best in your next career move and invite you to contact the HR team at Validity to share further information about these allegations.
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